Friar Tuck's Leaving Regretted In Harlem
Friar Tuck known as Father Capistran of Our Lady Queen of Angels Church in Spanish Harlem will depart within a year. The 41 year old Capuchin priest, beloved by Puerto Rican parishioners and local fire fighters, leads parish activities and helps youths with basketball, stickball, trips, and rescue calls. He has aided a neighborhood that faces school debt but remains generous, and his Sherwood Forest persona earns him affection and a lasting plaque from the firehouse friends.
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York City
Tms Geemo
Fran Tuck
PESS
Friar Tuck
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Father Capi
Harlem
Upper Manhattan
Capi
Our Lady Queen of Angels Church
Statue of Liberty
Coney Island
Yankee Stadium
T Ie Boys
Ghetto Jungle
Japan's First Satellite Goes Into Orbit Shortly
Japan plans a space leap with Hideo Itokawa leading a modest program. A Mu rocket and satellite launch would cost about a million dollars, as the institute develops Tanegashima Island as a launch site for weather, communications, and navigation studies. Japan's space effort is civilian in scope though defense work exists.
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Y Alton Blakeslee
Tokyo
Hideo Itokawa
Japan
United States
Soviet Union
Itokawa
Institute of Space and Aeronautical Science
Uni of
Itokawa's Institute
Earth
Jan
Cape Kennedy
Uchinura
Pacific
Kyushu
The
Science and Technology Agency
Army Unable To Locate Kin Of Vet Barzan
Spec. 4 John F Barzan of the 117th Transport Company died of heat prostration Sept 25 in South Vietnam. For nine days the Army sought relatives but failed, leaving him the first Vietnam War casualty buried without a next of kin. The body was interred at Long Island National Cemetery after an administrative decision.
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Washington
John F. Barzan
New York
Long Island N. Y., National Cemetery
Barzan
Long Island National Cemetery
117Th Transport Company
Cap Lai
South Viet Nam
Margaret D. Barzan
Amsterdam Ave
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
28Th Ave
Astoria
N.Y
Barren
Cubans Promised End To Sugar Rationing
Cuban rationing will continue for another year with coffee restrictions. Havana Radio, monitored in Miami, says coffee rationing ends in 1967 as production rises to about 30 million pounds. 2 million pounds will be used for agriculture needs. Cubans now receive 1.2 ounces of coffee weekly amid long standing foodstuffs clothing and shoe rationing since 1962.
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Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
Phillip O Carroll In Southeast Asia
Technical Sergeant Phillip O. Carroll of Frederick is on duty with U S combat air forces in Southeast Asia. He is assigned to a forward combat base as a missile systems analyst technician and is a 1955 graduate of Lincoln High School. His wife Jean is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gray of Ickerson.
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Phillip O. Carroll
Frederick
U.S
Southeast Asia
Carroll
William H. Carroll
Lincoln High School
Jean
James Gray
Ickerson
New Thrust From Cong Viet Threat
U S military leaders in Saigon fear a new North Vietnamese attack across the DMZ timed to elections in three countries. The aim would be to boost antiwar sentiment in the United States Australia and New Zealand. Monsoon rains have begun easing visibility and favor the Communists by reducing U S operations.
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Fed S. Hoffman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Marines Brace for Possible North Vietnamese Offensive
After heavy combat along the demilitarized zone, action has cooled to sporadic contact. North Vietnamese aim to “prepare the battlefield” with stockpiles near the zone, while the Marines move forces to the north and bring up more artillery. The 3rd Marine Division is concentrated in the northern provinces, the 1st Marine Division in the south, and a U S Army paratrooper battalion has moved into the northern coastal area as a reserve.
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Demilitarized Zone
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
1St Corps
General signals contingency to reinforce 1st Corps in Vietnam
A senior general stated contingency plans exist to reinforce the 1st Corps in case of a major enemy assault. He offered no specifics, but suggested possible redeployment of U.S. Army combat units from other parts of South Vietnam. An additional U.S. Army division, the fifth, is expected to be committed to the war.
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South Viet Nam
Patrick E Ow Completes Infantry Training At Fort Jackson
Army Pvt Patrick E Ott age 19 and son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Ott Jr of Emmitsburg completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Jackson D C He received instruction in small unit tactics and firing of weapons including the M 14 rifle M 60 machine gun and the 3 5 inch rocket launcher.
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Army
Patrick E. Ott
Bernard Ott Jr
Emmitsburg
Recent
Ft. Jackson
D. C
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